Word: excepts
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Each number of the program except the first will be divided into a five-minute dance, two two and one-half minute encores, if called for, and a five-minute intermission. The first number will be a two and one-half minute dance and encore and a ten-minute intermission. Bells have been placed in the Living Room and dining room which will be sounded at the beginning of each dance...
...accordance with the usual custom, the committee has decided that flowers will not be worn by ladies, but may be placed on the tables in the boxes. Cutting-in will not be allowed except during encores and extras...
...order of dances follows. Cutting-in will not be allowed except during encores. Supper will come between the tenth and eleventh dances...
More than 80,000 people have promised to march in the parade, and of this number over 4,000 will be members of military organizations. There will be no horses or automobiles except those used in connection with the floats which will be provided by some of the civic and patriotic associations. Thus, every person except those on floats will make the entire march on foot...
...keeping with the athletic policy of the University, the nine will meet no colleges except Yale and Princeton, and will confine its other engagements to the various service teams of the neighborhood. Portland Naval Reserve, Commonwealth Pier, Camp Devens, and the Second Naval District will furnish the four non-intercollegiate contests...